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April 29, 2022
And the Winner of the Nobel Prize is…Jewish!
Paul Socken
April 29, 2022
On the basis of Nobel Prize winners, Israel’s Technion placed higher than Harvard and every British university.
Is Life’s Lottery in Our Hands?
Chaim Steinmetz
April 29, 2022
Many choices are made for us, but plenty of choices are made by us.
Reading the Dregs
Helene Siegel
April 29, 2022
Within walking distance of my Los Feliz home at this moment, seven establishments, not including restaurants, are serving coffee tailored to a specific segment of our hipster, caffeine-addled population.
Rutgers AEPI House Egged, Harassed in Two Separate Instances
Aaron Bandler
April 29, 2022
The first incident occurred on April 22, when pro-Palestinian protesters from a nearby Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) rally drove by the house waving Palestinian flags and reportedly lobbed accusations of Jewish students of being “baby killers” and “terrorists.” Rutgers Hillel alleged that the protesters spat at the house as well.
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